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Liz's Fun Facts
Ruby Nickname:
Ruby Rouge

Hometown:
Shreveport

Age:
39

GH Year(s)
2009

Completed Manuscript(s)
8

Genre(s):
contemporary and historical romance

Started Writing:
2005

Day Job:
writer and mom

For Fun:
fish, read, facebook, eat out and drink margueritas

Blog Posts from Liz

Waters Run Deep but It’s ALL About the Shoes

Yes, Yes Yes! It’s another Ruby Release Day! And I’m hosting myself…just giving the sisters a well-deserved break because they’re tired of asking me about my inspirations and ideas and blah, blah, blah. This is my 6th release day on the Ruby Blog, and I’m not going to interview my characters or talk about how I came up with an undercover nanny.

I’m going to talk about shoes.

Where Are They Now? The Rubies Three Years Since the Call

Welcome to “Where Are They Now” 2012 edition or as I fondly call it “The State of the Ruby Union.” Feel free during this absolute brag fest to stand and applaud the accomplishments of our Golden Heart class…think of it as exercise for your quads,  like at the real State of the Union address last month. Don’t [...]

Check-in Wednesday is Here! It’s Go Time!

Welcome, Winter Writing Festival Participants! We’re just a little over the half-way mark, and I don’t know about you but it’s getting a little bit harder to put my fingers on the keyboard. Don’t know why…losing steam I guess. So this pep talk is as much for me as it is for you. Cause we’re [...]

RUBY DEBUT RELEASE: Pirate’s Proposal

Diana Layne would be the first to admit that it’s been a long journey to publication full of rough seas, broken masts and plenty of adventure…which makes today so very sweet. Yesterday her debut novel from The Wild Rose Press hit virtual shelves, and as a die-hard pirate lover, I have to say I’ve been [...]

A Little Ruby History

Long, long ago in a galaxy…well, right here in the Milky Way…calls went out from the National RWA Board that would knit a group of women together in a way very few can ever experience – in the quest to procure a little golden heart, the symbol of the best of the unpublished writers, along [...]

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